only good for blitz and bullet
good or bad?
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Jul 19, 2021
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#3
engine doesn't hate it but it's not gonna do much if black decides not to commit to castling
no offense, but it doesn't look very good.
Jul 19, 2021
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#5
little_guinea_pig wrote:
you should try this against B1Z honestly, I wonder if he knows how to counter it
yeah true
Jul 19, 2021
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#6
WowThisIsWeird wrote:
no offense, but it doesn't look very good.
thanks for the feedback!
Besides, black can develop while white wastes time pushing the h pawn
I mean it can be good because it can throw your opponent off but you really need to be sure what your doing if your playing a longer time control
it suffocated the fianchetto
Jul 19, 2021
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#10
tetrafishygm2 wrote:
it suffocated the fianchetto
the cm likes it 
or it seems like it lol
its a good dirty bullet trick lol
Jul 19, 2021
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#12
Batman2508 wrote:
I invented this, I think, never seen this.
Think its good, from h4 starts putting pressure and threats
The move order is something more for bullet or blitz since Black is not committed into castling Kingside. However, h4-h5 is attractive positionally because of the g6 pawn allowing for a pawn lever (h5 and g6). When better prepared (instead of just marching up the board right away), this h-pawn advance is known as the "St. George Attack" in the King's Indian Defense (same idea of opening lines on Black's fianchetto King setup).
I invented this, I think, never seen this.
Think its good, from h4 starts putting pressure and threats